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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-12-15
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Legal Mott ce.

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will take notice that on the lOtli day OF
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mon Pleas of Hooking county, Ohio, where
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flied her petition against sald Iames Lee
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more than three years last past, and for
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publication of this notice. or such divorce
and relief may be granted
ALLEY JANE MASSIE.
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Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-01-29
10 be Continued.)

Sac Cinnamon Of the Pacific slope 10
evidently advancing in knowledge Of
the WAYS of American civilization. Re-
sently one entered store in Sacrament
to and desired to sell dozen brooms he
had in his possession. The proprietor
did not want to buy. and the Chinaman
departed with his wares. After a while
one of the storekeepers went out to get
a bunch of brooms which had been dis
played outside the store, ascertained that
they were gone, and realized that
they were the very brooms which the
Chinaman had offered for sale. The
heather then had simply taken them
down from the nail and carried them
into the store. a aH sal So
Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-01-29

a young man OF Balrimore went wsss
several years ago and acorresponded
regularly with an elderly lady friend in
Washington. About six months ago he
wrote that he'd get married now if he
knew nice girl that would have him.
''There's chance tor yoU," said the
lady, laughingly, to her niece when she
received the letter. Tell him to write
to me-" said the young woman, also
laughing. The aunt did so, the young
man wrote, the young woman answered
the letter, and the result of the CORE
spondence that followed was wedding
last week between the young folks, who,
until few days before, had never seen
pne another. Their friends say that
10th have done we'll M
Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-01-29

fa @ 4a & % F @a
.UmDopa, n1 sluon ana contemplated the
huge dead elephant and the mangled re-
mains Of poor Khiva. Al
"Ah, well, he SAID presently, ''he Is dead,
hut he died like man."
Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-01-29

r. ?
Pivucnuy 3e cdugnL slgnt of the herd,
numbering, A Nentyogel had said, between
twenty and thirty, standing in hollow,
having finished their morning meal, and
tapping theIg great ears. 1t was splendid
sight @a
They were hbout two hundred yards from
as. Taking handful of dry grass l threw
it into the al3to see how the wind was; for
il once they Rnded us knew they would
be OF bef0regWe could get shot. Finding
that. Il anything, it blew from the elephants
10 us. We gre stealthily ON, and, thanks to
the eeSer alaged to get within forty yards
oE 81 9E tisl great brutes. Just in front OF
US and broa6ide on, stood three splendid
bulls, one of Aem with enormous tusks
whispered tQlthe others that i would take
the middle re; Sir Henry covered the one
to the left, knd Good the bull with the big
tuska aaf ngisemr go.
Nov, 4 j whispered. 4, fae..-4-. t't...,.
Booml bCDml boom! went the. three
heavy rifles, and down went Sir Henry's
elephant dadBas. a hammer, shot right
through. the aearts Mine fell OH to its knees,
and though he was going to die, but in an
other motndit he was up and off, tearing
along straight past me, As he went Il gave
him the secdnd barrel in the ribs, and this
brought hin down in good earnest. Hastily
slipping in @o fresh cartridges, ran close
up to him, and ball through the brain put
an end % tle poor brute's struggles. Then
turned to lee how Good had Jared with the
big bull, which / had heard screaming with
rage and pan as gave mine its quietus. On
reaching tlF captain found him in a great
state of excitement. 1t appeared that on re-
sceiving the mlet the bull had turned and
come straight for his assailant who had
barely ltinle to get out Of his way, and then
charged blpdly on past him, in the direction
OF our encanptrent Meanwhile the hearC
had crashGl off in wild alarm in the othel
direction.
For awhile we debated whether to go after
the iewCnited bull or follow the herd, and
final de1aed for the latter alternative, ant
sdepaEsed FI1nking that we had seen the las
l0fthQse bg tusks. | have, often wisheG
since thatFe had. 1t was easy work t.
follow the elephants, for they had left
trail Ikea eaTiage-road behind them, crush
4 ing down the thick bush in their furious
\ flight as nOught it were tambouki grass.
But TO come gpy-NIth them was ahothe
matter, aili'w9 had struggled on under ;
broillng W for over two hours before w
found tll's They weEet Rith the exception
81 ore 81 standing t0getbQ aud c0ulC
SCI flpss >.elf us.oiiet wag, And the man
taay kept lifting theiF trunk,
that they were eIl e bokou
20 re selltafy bnll s601 ffty
IS lIe herd. Vse which
ine K aentfTs &ad aboH
|.tss4- q IS t..ta .haft Az
Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1887-01-29

unless it is elephants heart, and I'VE had that
on the morrow We ate our simple meal,
.pausing at times TO thank Good foEhis1 won.
derful shot by the light the flAbnQQEa
and then we began to smoke and yarn. and
gWfi beaHN s3A}f sAf ~ i9chb aHs4H
a curious picture we must hafe made squat
ted there around the fire, Il. With NY snort
grizzled' hair. sticking tip Straight and Sir
Henry with HIS yellow locks, (which were
getting rather long. were rather aoc0ntrast
especially as i an thin and short and dark,
weighing only nine stone and a half, and
Sir Henry is tall, and broad, and fair and
weighs fifteen. But utperhaps the nlostcurlous
looking of the three, takipgall the circunA-
stances of, the case N eopslderanoil, Nae
I Captain John Good, H ~ There he sat up-
on a leather bag, looking just as though be
had come in from comfortable days shoot
| ing IN civilized country, absolutely clean,
tidy. andlwelldressed: lie had a shooting
suit, of brown. tweed, with hat to.match,
| and neat gaiters. He was as usual, beauti-
fully shaved, his eyeglasses and bis false
teeth appeared, to be.in perfect order, and
altogether he was the neatest man l ever
had to dc. with in the wilderness. He even
had on a. Collar,g OF whichihe had a supply,
made 0fswhite ggtta-percha.3 & I D'no.s
"You see, they weigh so little" he said to
me innocentIy when expressed my aston
ishment at the fact; II always like to look
like gentleman" .ssial4abaa
Well, there we sat all .yarning, away in the
beautiful moonlight, and watching the Katirs
| a \ few Yards OFT sticking theirsintoxica
I 'tdaccha" in pipe of which the mouth.
| piece wasniade of the horn of an Gland, til
/ they one by one rolled themselves up in
/ their blankets and went to sleep by the FIRE
that is, all except, ,Umbopa,, who sat a little
apart Il noticed he never mixed much with
the other Kafirs), his chin resting on his
hand, apparently thinking deeply.
Presently from the depths of the BUSH be
hind us, came loud ".Woof, woofH That:
lion," said l, and we all started up to lis
ten. Hardly hadlwe done.so, ,eVxlien 'frOm.tht
pool, about hundred yards OF, came the
strldent trumpeting of an elephant. "lIicu
bu! IncubuF' elephant! elephantD whis
pered the Kafirs; and few minutes after
ward we saw succession of vast shad0wy
forms moving, slowly from the. direction Of
the water toward the bush. Up Jumped
i Good, burning for slaughter, and thinking
speIhals, tldklL was tlS oetSg9yo htAA SiSPisah.
\ as he had found it to shoot giraffe, but
! caught him by the arm and pulled hin
I down.. aG8 ssaaa j si4a H0aa ~ l}H59s
its no sod said. elef tAen Sc
st seemt that we are In q parstise OF
Il game. Tvota that weston here ! day or two
and have a 10 as tliein. aal Sc aie~s
4 presently.
Y was rather SURPRISED. fof thert =
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Continued on third page.)
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Death OF Judge IIuotcr.

John A. Hunter, who occupied the
bench as Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF Utah, previous to Judge 2 ,nc's
appointment. died yesterday afternoon
at the Continental Hotel in this city, Of
BriSh.'s disease Of tho kidneys. He has
been suffering with this nilnsnt for sey.
eral years. with only short spells Of 70.
lief. He returned 10 Salt Lake some
time sgo, feeling better than he bad
for years, but about three weeks since
he was taken sick again ut tho Cont.
mental aud has pover risen since. Ills
young wife, mn sstimable lady whom
no married in this city some years
ngo, was by his sido when he passed
away.
Judge Hunter was 4 native Of Ohio,
In which State most OF his life was
spent. Ho vas appointed from Ohio 10
the Cbief.J ustieeship Of Utah, and be-
coming Interested in mines in the West,
he has made his home In thi. rszio !
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Tho "Found TrenSure.,,

The following from Mondays Tines
Review in reference TO the Found
Treasure mine at Tuscarora recently
sold to a company by Mrs. Graham
will lie OF interest to our readers:
The nine is alrcady a bullion pro.
ducer and has been proftalIy worked
by MessrS. Eanor and Drake. Only the
other day these pa,tirs shipped n large
lot Of ore to the Reno Reduction Works.
II is the intention OF the newly incorpo-
rated company to open the mine in a
sySt-maiic manner, and soon large
amounts OF ore will be taken from II.
The quality of the ore is shown by the
following assays recently made at the
Reno Reduction Works. No. |, yielded
SCI S. gold and SGl6 IS n ton in sill.
YER. No. 2. S26i 81 in gold and So.
T9 Al II silver. No. 3, gave 1897 81
in gold end S2.s2O 76 in silver. No. 4.
$50 81 gold and Sl,OOG "a in silver.
No. D, yielded az the rate Of $500 a ton
in gold aud silver"
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From the North.
teommunicuted)

EDIroR MISUNDERSTANDING %
promise / drop you n few lines to in.
torn you that Mountain City still exists
with brighter prospects for tho future
thar " nss had Tor years past.
The Resurrection Mining Company
shipped lately 2o,6o0 pounds Of ore to
Salt Lake for reduction and received in
return nm average account OF S35 per
ton for same from the firm Of Scott l.
Andersou. The game Company are
getting another cor load ready for ship.
mcnt by about lhe 2osh OF July aud
Afssritb ap gone the Company calculates
70 make arrangements for hosting
works 10 sink the shaft from the 10 foo,
level Vhere tho ore CONES from now.
From pcesen. appearances OF the mine
there are many car loads left and ~ be.
tore predicted Mountain City will pro.
duce more bulIou In time to come than
~ cvsS showed mp during the palny
days of' 90 md 20.
Tbs Fsrthsr here has been anything
bul pietssne during tho last few weeks
end s4fa-is eoefct,ablej hardly q day
passes Wiihou. . tbunder storm throw
ing hhiI stones from tho size Of a bean
70 . blllee, end sometimes II covers the
ground from one 10 two inches.
MraRoss Who had his sheep horo for
80
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EIko DspO, for transportation to Bos-
ton
The sehool here cpvnel aho-t the LIST
of .he mopth IN c;HSeuf J. Doughty
Jr. and eltheoeh ne have NJ large
school tell fsra reminder his scholars
seem To be g lad regularly and seem
to pay s,ric. 4tteaucn 20 business, pleas
ing thereby tue .esrLer As we'll ~ the
parents.
Afe~ DAYS sSo n band of horses
passed through here FROM South Fork
on their way to northern Idaho and one
band zane from orgon bound for the
City OF Rocks.
The country all through here looks
beautlu,in comparison with its appear
nee a month ago. grass is o green
aud promises TO give us our .EeSalar
share Of hay.
Mr. Martin arrived last Sunday. the
18th. FROM DGuueau, ilaho. bringing
with him his daughter Annie. O Mrs.
Bearuth. looking about ns charming
now as q young married woman as foE-
ueriy when a .ohrg lady. she cst'ca-
iates TO re Az to her home in about q
mouth.
The vsqutros from the different
ranges OF Idiho aud Nevada calculate
to be heIe about the first of July to b.
present on the roieO on the Diamond A
range which is to take place about thai
time. Mr.. Columbet 4 Bother left
here lately with 10 Naqueros gathering
up horses ard started with them for the
desert on the BruueGu ard are at pres
ent at the Stone Cabin.
Martin. Mcdonald aud Prudential
were in to-day rom Hicks District and
from what everyone who las paid the
camp IA visit says, our fiend Mcdonald
has opened n second COmstock and
having worked hard for it of late years
and expended considerable means de-
velopins his property we Mountain
Cityites wish him full reward and sue
cess to his bonanza.
From whit we can learn a grea:
many will visit. ,hi' place Oh the Fourth
and if we have aS jolly n time Ms we en-
joyed last year, tn Fourth can't come
to- often for Mountain City.
Yours as yer
NJ. S.
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OuFor n R:a.I.

II. J. Keith let; to-day with = bSna OF
about 500 horses wpieh lie will drive
overland to Northern Nebraska. pro-
vidvJ lie should not meet with a pur-
chaser a; satisfactory prices sooner. aud
he may possibly SO into Iowa. He will
camp Saturday nigh: aud Sunday heal
HalIerk and Monday night at Wells.
Mr.. Keith desires all who are interested
in horses 20 visit his camp for u rea-
sous; first TO see ard admire his stock.
Hank says he has son= fine horses, and
second. to Sc that he does not drive
cut Of the couatry a single animal
which does not belong TO him.
The ISpEPESD y joins the many
friends OF our genial to xusman in wish
ing him q pleasant and profitable trip
and n safe return TO the bosom VI bis
family.
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AAa eessr noxUMENT.
aaAsesans :. a. Psp.l.r e.s.a-
EHAA.n

TikkAa 0SlheineE .of.the SeW York
0tAE. proposes to raise by popular sub
OerptionA the sam Of One Hundred
and Tse1ty-nss T ,orsand Dollars to
% termed orsr to the Grant Monument
A~~Oeiatioa. Il ia tho iSht that this
1nount sdded to the fund Of about the
name amount now in the haads OF the
ASodsiOsrWN SGAbls IL To begin the
ervo661rot Z monument, and viii od-
Nanes Ne great way towards cenple-
siou<SlALprpPosed q secure T~elve
ThdNAnasEivs Hnuared subscriptions
at sic eaSa, AID while larger amounts
wiltAs41v riu-el smaliec sums will
De era4siully received.
DreJ.J. Meig. has been cordially in
TO take charge of til. patriotic
movement ia this vicinity, AID for the
purposs Il giving each one an oppor-
taAity to eSntribate 90 this tsHly worthy
s.hfect tie subscription list. which the
Do&Sf Seads With aJrhrrsl donation,
NET WaAsheers greeted his prfiee
fheIs II will remain during.sae ensuing
touf weeks. thus giving am pie time for
ednirsrs Of The hero Of AppOma;ox 10
S~ontribute, 70 the Star Monument Fund.
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Grnnd Officers.

Following Is n list OF the Grand Or
GERS elected on tuesday Mt the session
of the Grand Lodge I. O. o. T., held nj
Virginia City: W. W. Rogers, Of ELko
Grand Master; J. c. Hnzlett, o! Lyon,
u. G. VI f; z. II. MuIclhy, Of Wtshoc.
Grand Warlau; c. L. Mack, Of Storey,
Grand Representative, d. o. Atkinson,
l.. Guggrnhsin and Il. Kirman, .! Sta.
rev, Trustees.
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TcSIin. tae Drummer I.AYy.

The petition for the hearing on
habens corpus proceedings Of Itoseu-
blatz, the San Francisco drummer, i
set for to-day IN the United States Dis
trlct Court at Carson. Justice Field. Of
the United States Supreme CJut will
preside in the Circuit Court nj Carson.
and it is probable hat the constitution
ality OF tn drummer licensc net will b,
passed upon hy him.-LSilver State.